Google has created a new experimental AI tool called Tabletop that generates personalized collaboration centers to help you coordinate with family and friends. The Tabletop platform shares some visual similarities with workplace management apps like Asana and Monday, but with a built-in AI feature that lets you vibe-code custom interactive tools by describing them, like savings trackers, task charts, event plans, and more.
“Simply add your links, files, and ideas, then request @tabletop, or choose a starter template, to generate custom interactive travel itineraries, dining surveys, expense dividers, and tournament categories,” Google Labs design and engineering lead Roman Nurik said in the blog post. “Once your space is ready, place the invite link in your group chat so everyone can access it and use it at the same time like a Google Doc.”
Access to the beta version of Tabletop is being rolled out via a waitlist and is currently limited to people over 18 in the US. However, some of the example use cases that Nurik provides in his video above would clearly require giving access to Tabletop to children or teenagers, and using this for personal family planning seems like a compelling alternative to stuffy work software, so the age requirement could only be in place while Tabletop is in public testing.
